Inspiré du brutalisme brésilien, ce cube en béton posé sur la roche marseillaise a été irriguée d'une modernité sobre et festive par Sandrine Sarah Faivre.

Plus de vingt ans d'enquête de terrain dans trois cités marseillaises. Sahraoui-Chapuis démontre que le trafic de cité est organisé selon une division du travail rationnelle, hiérarchisée. La violence y est un outil managérial. C'est la rationalité capitaliste en conditions illégales.

This May 2027 trip is going to be a really nice mix of experiences, from gritty, cosmopolitan Marseille, to charming medieval hill towns to coastal destinations like Cannes and Monaco, to rural vineyards, to Provencal cities like Avignon that are just packed with history. We'll even hit the waves to check out the Frioul Islands.

Imagine spending a whole day exploring Rome's ancient wonders and world-class trattorie, then hitting the sack only to wake up to the French Riviera's turquoise seas and pastel-colored coastal towns? No flights, no airport chaos, no endless security lines. You've whooshed past 570 miles and barely even registered it: Say ciao to Europe's hottest new …

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Is it just me, or has all this talk of “hidden gems” and “undiscovered spots” become a bit too… trivial, if not outright nonsensical? Whether they’re doing it for the Instagram algorithm or simply because they’re clueless enough to think an extremely popular European city that’s been flogged to death can still fit that criteria, …

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